Tag: TSA
Holiday Travel Surge: Record Numbers Expected
The 2024 holiday travel season is shaping up to be the busiest on record, with millions hitting the road and taking to the skies.
Global Entry Fees Set to Rise on Oct. 1
The Oct. 1 change marks the first rise in fees for the Global Entry and other Trusted Traveler Programs in 15 years.
Yes, You Can Fly Without an ID (Maybe)
Getting through airport security without a driver’s license or passport can be done — and I should know, because I did it. But it’s not an experience I would recommend.
Save Time and Hassle by Preclearing Through Dublin
Ireland is the only European country offering U.S. passengers preclearance if they fly through Dublin, taking the hassle out of returning for U.S.–based travelers.
How a Government Shutdown Could Impact Meetings
A government shutdown once again is looming come November 17. Here’s what it could mean for meetings and events.
No Room for Air Rage
Air rage could earn passengers a ban from flying commercially under legislation now pending in Congress.
Masks Are Off on Airplanes
A new ruling against mask mandates on public transportation by a U.S. district court judge in Florida leaves the decision to mask or not while flying up to the individual travelers.
Prepping Attendees for Flights
Flights are coming back and air expert Harding Bush offers tips to share with your attendees to help them stay safe and healthy.
McCarran Changes Post-COVID
The Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic is impacting airlines and airports, just look at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas.
Coronavirus & Travel
If you must take to the skies during the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, the TSA has compiled a list of six tips to keep in mind.
REAL ID: Start Preparing Now
If attendees do not update to a REAL ID by October 1, 2020 or have an acceptable alternate form of ID, they will be turned away at the airport.
How the Government Shutdown Can Affect Meetings
We’re four weeks into the government shutdown (now the longest in history), so the question remains, what exactly does this mean for meetings?
Skip the Snacks? New TSA Rules Will Make It Harder for Attendees
New TSA rules targeting powders, snacks and clutter will mean increasing scrutiny and more time at the X-ray machine for your attendees.
One Airline Finds Work-around to TSA’s 9-Airline Electronics Ban
The reason behind the restriction is that terrorists could smuggle explosive devices in the consumer items, although officials wouldn’t disclose why it was safer to have electronics in cargo instead of in the cabin.
